This figure was married to a king who was the son of Drott and succeeded by his son Dagr Spaka.  This deity's residence is served by two servants who move so slowly they seem to be standing still named Ganglati and Ganglot.  That residence of this deity also contains items like the sick-bed, where she sleeps, and a stone at the entranceway called Drop-to-destruction.  This resident of Ejudner was (*) cast out of Jotunheim by Odin due to the gods' fear based in a prophecy that she and her brothers would rise against them.  Because of the indifference of Thokk, this deity refuses to release a figure despite a personal appeal by Hermodr, that imprisoned figure is Baldur.  For 10 points, name this Norse deity, described as being half human and half corpse, who ruled ov
This figure was married to a king who was the son of Drott and succeeded by his son Dagr Spaka.  This deity's residence is served by two servants who move so slowly they seem to be standing still named Ganglati and Ganglot.  That residence of this deity also contains items like the sick-bed, where she sleeps, and a stone at the entranceway called Drop-to-destruction.  This resident of Ejudner was (*) cast out of Jotunheim by Odin due to the gods' fear based in a prophecy that she and her brothers would rise against them.  Because of the indifference of Thokk, this deity refuses to release a figure despite a personal appeal by Hermodr, that imprisoned figure is Baldur.  For 10 points, name this Norse deity, described as being half human and half corpse, who ruled over a namesake realm where those who die from sickness and old age are sent.
This figure was married to a king who was the son of Drott and succeeded by his son Dagr Spaka.  
{Hel}